Media Releases

The award-winning team responsible for keeping Dudley’s streets clean has been nominated for another national award.

Gritting crews are expected to work across the borough this week, as Dudley experiences its first proper cold snap of the season.

Friendly, enthusiastic people are being sought to join the school crossing patrol team in Dudley.

Motorists travelling through Halesowen are being warned to expect delays with the part closure of a road for several weeks.

People can enjoy all the fun of the fair at Stevens Park centenary event on Wednesday 27 October from 11am.

A new piece of artwork commemorating the work of inventor Abraham Darby the First who pioneered the production of pig iron during the Industrial Revolution has been unveiled in his birthplace, Wrens Nest, Woodsetton.

Motorists are reminded they can take advantage of app-based payment at Dudley Council car parks, with more than 700 people using it every day.

A father and son have been ordered to pay nearly £2,000 by a court after accumulating a “rat-ridden waste mountain” outside their Lye home which neighbours said was attracting rats.

Grieving families who mark tragic incidents with roadside memorials are to receive support from Dudley Council.

People will be invited to celebrate an amazing £1.8 million restoration programme with an event at Steven’s Park in Quarry Bank next month.

Hopes to build a brand new warden’s base at Wren’s Nest National Nature Reserve are set to move a step closer as cabinet learns about the acquisition of two new sites at a meeting next week.